New Art in Old Containers
Revised version, 2020 During summer 2020, Marina Münter’s exhibition Non-Perishable, of artwork in containers was shown again. It ws first at Art in the Park… Read More »New Art in Old Containers
Revised version, 2020 During summer 2020, Marina Münter’s exhibition Non-Perishable, of artwork in containers was shown again. It ws first at Art in the Park… Read More »New Art in Old Containers
Getting video to stream into Second Life effectively has always been an elusive dream. However, a new experimental approach is being tried at Blue Orange.… Read More »Video. In Second Life?
This the first video I have made for a while, following my enforced break from online activity. The choice took more time to make than… Read More »Sound Living
Over the past few years I’ve had the pleasure of talking with Erik Mondrian about virtual worlds many times. We both have a passion for… Read More »A Fox’s Tale
One of the things I like to do is blurring the lines between what is called ‘digital’ and what went before. ‘The digital’ is no… Read More »Blurring divisions
In Amelie Marcoud’s installation Hikari* stacked televisions displayed repeated images in endless loops. My latest machinima, Repeat Hikari, took the looping repetition and hesitations of… Read More »The art of looping and repeating
Two of my works will be showing as part of the neo: artists’ ‘Interface’ exhibition in their amazingly good exhibition space in Market Place Shopping… Read More »Interface at neogallery23, Bolton
Mixed realism in a future city. Archive footage and virtual world meet across time in urban space. In this machinima, I recorded some of Cica… Read More »Mixed Realism in the Future City
Retelling a popular story is never a waste of time. It is in the rereading and retelling of stories that they are kept alive, and… Read More »The Digital Pilgrims: Rediscovery and Reinvention
Linden Lab has long granted licenses to Second Life residents for the taking of snapshots and machinima, reflecting how Second Life was established as a… Read More »Are the limits on machinima relevant today?